nnAti Hltttwleal !.
City Hall 3
Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
Unlit. Mnv., 112; Min., SIT;
Precipitation, .10.
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Dully -HIMIi Ycur.
I'lirly llml Ynnr.
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MWDJfOKD, OKHdON, MOMUY, .JANUARY 13, 1912.
No. 204.
EMPLOYER
S'
LIABILITY LAW
IS
UPHELD
Statute Passcl In (000 Is Dkclarcil
liy Supreme Court to Be Constitu
tionalJustice Vaiiilevcnlcr Writes
(III! 0lllll()ll.
LAW SUPERSEDES STATE
LAWS ON SAME SUDJECT
At First It Was Found to Co Uncoil-
stjtutlonal, Dut Congress Later
Removed Clause.
nit in a ,icc used of
roMWxa pies
TWO DROWNED
BY 111 WATER
wasiiinhton, i. . jmi. i:i.
Thn United KttituM ftiiprcmc eouit to
day ilt'fliuvil i lit employer,.' IntlnlHv
law miMP in IJJIIH to ln (mmihIiIii-
tloltnl.
Tliii opinion wn ihilheiod liy .hi
tlco VhihIiivihiIi'I', who miiIiI, in jmiiI:
"ll rented wild oourichm In n
m Ik'IIm.'I- n Ihw nKrntiiig "l '''
HlnlM whh better limn lawn in ev
oral tulalo. It i true that lialiilil.i
in inhumed only on iiilfixtHtH oar
tier, lint it iliitt not Colli. w I lint lliU
In h irof(rno in violation of t Im
mtli amendment to the comdittitioii."
Tint United Slate auprtime court
ImliU llml llin Hit i kJiI 1'mII.v miii -
thiifi (he act in vurlnua atatea. Tin
opinion w delivered in four cam's.
A llii'iniiii on lh N'liitlii'rn Pacific
ruilioad iimncd llahcock hh killed
ill it rolliHinn nt Young' I'liint, Mont.,
in lUilH. Hin wit'ti noiikIiI $jllll0 dam
iidi'.t under tin1 liHKS ctiiployeti.' liabil
ity Ihw, miuI won her mill. Tin rail
loud 4)nniHtiiy ooiilnudml llmt tin fed
oral luw wna uiiooiitilntltiual liy tea-
l&r-i ' Biibjcui governing if.
MKJ5- JOtlH KUIP.
Mr. Joint Kulp, of Allciilnwn, l.,
n bride of three iinuitlin, Is neeiiKed of
IiiivIiik attempted to 1,111 her btiiband
mill III (Cfil parent and nlMur by put
tin): H)lui nnil ground glims Into two
pte. "1 nm 1 1 red of you, mid I'm k
UH to cot lid of you," In tliu throat the
twiinnu mmlo, according to tier liu.
biind'H testimony, on the dny tliu ill
lihcil omiiiiI pies were hailed,
WOMAN
ES
OP
PHTHISIS WHILE
BELOW WALDO
M. M. Koliler, Prominent Rancher of
Josephine County, and Friend
Drowned When Bridge Is Carried
Away hy Stream.
A GROUP OF DEMOCRATS PHOTOGRAPHED IN WASHINGTON.
BODIES
RECOVERED
MANY MILES BELOW
PULLMAN CUB
The oiiiployoiV liability not or I HUH,
tliti contihitionnlily of which whm to
ilny upheld liy thf United State. tt
pi erne coin I, in h moaattro whhimI hy
congress lo delcnniue mailer of com-
(eiimitinn to t'iiido0H of public car-nvi-n
enumtHd in inlfmtulo (iiniiiieri".
himI it dt'i(tiH'd in ituiH'rHfild xnrioiiv
IhIc Ihwm on tint mtinc Miihjci't.
Am oiHfrtiiHll.v m'il liy eninrivHt.
IIih net wiih (lii(dtei iiiii'oimtiluliniiiil
hy llin I'nihhl HtHteK iiirriiii con U
for thn i-Knmin tltut it rnlnUHl to inliH
fctHlc n wnll n inlt'i-HlwIn oom
inoti'o. Ittor, howovtM', tliu inlui
xIhIi' i'Iihhihoh wore di'h'tial from th
liituiKiirii. '
Tlio purport of llio low i llntl in
OIINOn wlll'lll IUnliu('lU'i ii(x nr. I lie
i'iiiiho oT (hu Mfdiloiit t'oiitrihnloi'y
iii'KliKi'nci' on thn pHil of thn nil-
iio,o im not Hiiiiii'iont to iici ns a
luir to iii-lion tor iliuniiK' proMiled
Unit tin' iii'kIijji'ium- of llie ciiiiiim' u.i
nt Ini-t us uvnl .is Hint of tin1 iii-ih'.
Mrs. Nettle Thalchcr ol North Da
kota Passes Away as Train No. 15
Was Approachirifj This City Body
Removed Hrrc.
1
Mih. Ni-ttlo Tlintclior, of Wnlipo
tou, N. ) ill.-il In n Pullinitii our on
Iniln ,o. 1 ft Monility innrnliiK IhI iih
thiil trnln wiih iirnnehltiK (iolil
I lilt Wlinn tho Iraln rmidii'd Cold
till) Coronor KciIIouk wan i-lh'd and
dooldlinc thitt no lni(ntMt wiin uhcoh-
wiry ltifltmitliit tku rDiiiolnii ho
lirmifcht to Mud ford, whom thoy
I'ouhl lio prupiirml for liurlnl,
Upon tho iirrlvnl of tho trnln horo
Unde-rtnlu'r I'url look tho roiniiltiH
from thu trttln mid loniovud thorn to
lil rhttpol. on llttrtlott trtot, whore
thny worn prpwri'd for Mhlimint to
tho laily'M foriiior homo In North
IVtkiilo.
Tho wmiiHii'M hliahHtid, ( It.
TliHlrhnr. wm trHvollun with hor ninl
thoy wr on runt to wiulliorit Cnll
fornlH. whom thoy worn roIiik with
tho Iioh thnt hor hojillh iiiIkIiI Im
prnvo Ilium. Hho IioIiik nffllolod wllh
tuhetTiiliwIii, mid from which uffllc-
iiou mho iiii'ti. nr. !'. c. joiioii, n
phyhli'liui. iiImo u piiwionKci' on train
o. In, wuh chIIhiI u fow momontH
heforo tho huly oxplrcil, lint ho wiih
iinuldi' to kIv icllcf. iHTciiHcd wiih
iihotii ;ir, yiiirH of nm
Stream Had Torn All the Clothlnij
From One and Boots
From Other.
M. ,M. Kolilor, it proniliiiMit fnrmor
living nour Waldo, and Wllllnm Hen
ry l.ovull. an nitd mini from Tjiiii
wator, WuhIi., who wiih living wllh
Koliler, with drownud Friday aftr-
noon In tho IIMiioIm river. In Joho-
phltiH county.
Tho uewM came to OnuilH Vam to
day whoa a toHniHtor arrlvod thoro
to pnrrliHHii roffliiH for tho victim.
Kolilor owned a emtio lirldm over
(he llllnoln rlvtir and the two men
wore kImiiiIIiik on tliln Htrurliiro dur
ing IiIkIi water nttemiittiiK to Kuldo
driftwood and preVnnt It front Injur
Ihk tho hrldxo, when the Htriicturo
wan Kiiddculy carried away.
Kohler'H hody wan found four
in I leu hidow, minim a pair of pun
hootK ho had worn, and I.ovoll's
hody wmh found nix iitllon hblow and
entirely nude, tho clothlux; havliiR
heen Hlrlpped off In tho niliitf wn
terH. Around l.oveU' neck, how
ever, romalned intact, a ntrltiR to
whlnh a mlulHture buj; wiih atlacliud
which contained (110.
.. I i ii i - ir rT-
l.fl toPkt NORMAN E MACK. WILLIAM. J BRYAN SENATOR JAMEb A.OGGMAN
WD WEV WCCOSOH OF DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE. SSLJ, . r "
Hue K no i'i i 'in: MMpihot of n Kroup of prominent dvittiK-raU taken ditrliiK Jie renin .itlterlnt; of tfic
Nntloiinl Comuiittit' 1 1 WahliliiKlon. 'J'liey tire Norman K. Alack, chairman; V. J. Itryiin, who Ills liHeouie iinwn im
the "perpetual ilein-i' ratle ciudldiitc for President," Senator O'Uoruian, of cw 1'ork, ami Ure WovkIikiii, twero
lury of the JJctnocnilk- National Committee.
COMPLETE ABDICATION
18 EXPECTED SOON
TII3NT8IN. Jan. 15. Complolo ah
dilation of tho .Mnuchti emperor Ih
expected inoiueiitarlly horo. Premier
Vim ti Hhl Kal, tho "HtrouKinau of
C'hiun," in thu only thread holdliiK
tiiKolhor tho eiuplro, and ho Ih ex
pected to ctuimiilo tho K(,veniiiinnt In
tho lepulillcaiiM huforo Iho now two
weokH oxtomtlou of tho ai'inlMtlco Ih
ttniinliitlod. I'llnco Chun, tho uu;('"t,
linn conforred with tho iirnmltir upon
tho iidvlHiihlllly of (tiuicodliiK the
limine to tho roholH, hut Yuan Hhl
Kill hurt postponed deflnHe teply.
M
Assemhlymnn Killed.
HAN I.'IIANOIHUU, Ultl., .Ian. in.
l'lHlillnif doHporatoly with lliroo
iiiimUdd lioldupn who attiickud him In
hh imloou huro, John H. Mitllally,
itHHomhlymitiffrnin tho Thirl lot It Cal
ifornia illMtrlit, wiih fatally uhot ear
ly today. Ho died hooii uftorward.
John CriilK, who wiih In tho Bit
loon, wiih nhot throiiKh tho IIiIkIi In
a riiHlllado flriMl hy tho hiintlltu aftor
Mullully foil, Tho Hiiikh OHcitpod,
Twenty-seven Drown.
KM DION, (loriuuuy, Jan. 1C
Twonty-Hovon porHoim mo known to
huvo lioen drmvnod and hovoiuI mo
iiiIhhIiik iih tho roHitlt of tho loo In
tho Hlver IOiiih InonUIng whllo linn
tlroilH of youtliH were Hltutliu; today.
fim:ho. cni Jan ir.. "oiKun-
Ued lahor will tihow b Its work In
thlH convention that It tnudn now,
iih It Iiiih alwayn Htood, for JiiHtlco,
law and order, and will hoo to It
that Home Iiiwm aro ohoyed houco-
iorth hy thoHo who have heou ruth
lenHly vIolatltiK thoiu for conturloH."
, TIiIh defiance wiih j;lvon t() critics
of oiKiiulxed lahor In Ciilirornln horo
today hy P. ,11. McCarthy, proHldout
of tho mato hulldliiK tradim eouiudl,
on oponliit; (Ih eleventh annual con
vention, aftor Htato Hunntor Cart
wiIkIiI had welcomed tho doloKntoH
with a Hpooch iiiIvIhIiik that thoy
ahollHh nil hoc than violate unJuHt
lawn.
CHINESE NEW YEAR
THING OF PAST
SAN FHANCISl'O, C., .Ian. 13.
ChiiiMtoHit here is enfete today, in
eolehrtitiou of the adoption of the
.luliaii eiilendar nml the New Yenr.
Aiiuouueement of alioltiou of the tut
eient Cliiuexe hyntein of reekouiu
lime wh teceived too Into to have
the foto .InniiHiy 1, nml tho new eov-
ernnieiit ordered all oyu rcpuhlieau
Chiuorfo the world over to eelolimtc
ioiluy.
The deeihiiin iIook not nliolUli the
foilnijjlit'a eolehnitioii lieinuiuK ',"t'1'
ruiiry 17, tu eiihtonuiry, nml thih yenr
the MoupiliiuiK will eelehrnte Now
Yeur'.s twice.
CENTRAL SELLING
AGENCY
S
IS
TO BE PRACTICAL
Bitj Aid Seen In Merger of Four in
Selling Agency State Horticul
tural Society Head Lauds Combination.
HIS NEAR-FATHER-IN-LAW
STANDS BY RICHESON
MOKTON, Miihs., .Inn. 15. -Humors
Hint Meno (Irani IMiuuiidH, fnlherof
Violet I'MmuuilK, heireuK to whom Km-.
('. V. T, liielionou wiih eiiKiiHi'il prior
to liiw coiifoHxioii lo the nutrilui' of
Avi hinuell, hail iihauiloueil 'the
eleryiuiiii munleier tiro denioil to
day hy IliclioHon'n iittorpoy, Williiim
Mo I'M',
"The rumor i uulrue," Mild Morso.
"Mr. Kdnmuilrt will continue to 1'ur
iiIhIi nioiiey with which lo enny on
Iho Ilnlii i'or Kiehehon'H life."
Sine of tho uttihuln of tho Kd
iiiiiihIh fainilv, Kicliesoii is reported
ll ' I i'i ll1 i
to no more eueeriui mm ins kuiii.ih
Hiiy he is hunycil up hy the Mlf-con-tercil
hope thai, his life may yet he
spared.
EASTERN BREWERS ARE
ALARMED AT HOP PRICES
SAhMM, Ore., .Ian. 1."). -Alnrmml
hv the IukIi price of hops thih year,
due to the failure of the eastern and
Kuroponn crops, onolorn hrewers
have invmlcil tho hopynrd of Ore
on and California nml thi yenr will
Sflirnor n larjjo pt)rceutut;e of their
own Imps from Holds eont rolled hy
Ihemsolveh,
Aecordinj; to Thcoilmo Kder, neu
eral Miporintondont of the K. ('.
Cleineiishort eompany of Snlem, 'J.ri
custom hrewers, milliliters of tho
I'nitod Ihewers' ussneiatiou, have se
ourcil eonliol of 11100 acres of hop
laud, divided us follows;
Two hundred nnd llfty acres at In
dependence, Ore.; 700 acres nl.Del
piiMt, t'al.; 1200 ueros nt Whoatluud;
IfiO ueros nt Tohaina; 100 uorivs tit
ConMuunie, inukiiij, U.'tO acres for
Culil'oruia.
I'Mer snys the hrewers hnvo raised
..-1110,0110 (hut will ho oNpeudud in ho
growing this year.
Fighting Hill.
HAN l-'KANOlSCO, Cal Jan. 15 ,
FIrIKIiik JamoH J. IIIU'h offor(8 to
ohtaln for hla proposod transcoutl-
Hnimtal rallroud an ontry Into Cali
fornia, tho Ilarrlman lluim today ur5
dofilarod to ho plannliiK compotltlon
hy now oxtouBlons, with Oiokou na
tho contor or nctlvlty.
Tho now Uuoa aro tho Oiokou Kant
em hotweon Kukoiio and Klamath
Fulls; tho Oregon Kloctrlc, Routh
from 8alomj tho Wlllamotto-Pnulflc,
holwoon HuKono and Cooa liny; tho
Portland, Kukoiio & Kaatern, provid
ing nnothor lino from Monroe, to
Portland via Corvalllu.
Apple grower., aru kiwing in
loueh wiih (lie moTcmotit (o Tonn
Kreat selling Kincy for the fruit of
the northwest heliovu the plan ii.
fensihle nnd that it will he of inenl
culnhle heneftt to thn liidu-try. The
eominittce sent to Portland hy the
Hood River AppU drowers' union to
iiiveMdjrnlc the w..rki r the North
welent Fruit c.chu;o lias com
pleted H nhnr. so far a erutiav
of the hooks and an inquiry into the
working pin iih of tljo o.chnitgo are
eoneeniml, nnd ii will make iti. report
to orfieiHl nnd sH0,j,., 0f the
Hood River nnioii within the next
two weeks, Miy the Orufjoniau. I'u
til tho stihjcet is nctuil upou formally
ut Hood River, im stops will he lakeii
hy tho other unions coiwurned.
Tho projtrHiii. ns it fetunds now, ih
to morye the mIIihic dopartmeuU of
l lie Hood litvor. Ieuo Uier, Yakintn
tuiil WetiHtehce unions into one ecu
tni umcuey, whirh will direct the inar
ketiujr of the I run of the four hiu
iiuioiih in (hi, nn.l coming yeacs. It
is proposed to InLc over tho luisinchh
of tho Northwestern l-'ruit e.Neliatijje,
which hns i( licmlipui iters at Port
land. The e.cluuiire, in tho past two
vents, has perleetcd its sollinir hs-
tem until it now has an outlet in nil
the murkets, hin.'e and stmill, in the
l linen .-Mines amt uiso ootl pros
pects fop deinu: Inisiness in foreign
countrie.. Such a system would he
invnluahle to the four Inrxo uuioiix,
as it would not only ivo them nn ad
ditional outlet, hat Uy tho purcha.se
of tho husinos.s of Iho cxiiluingc, they
would thus remove a stroup competi
tion fro mlhe Held.
Tho ttuiihtVr of Iho uxehntio to
the einuhined unions, if it pies
thivituh will he h iho purclutso of n
controlliii),' interest in tl10 tock of
(lie exchange.
The tuiiiioy ih mailable, for the pur
chase, and if the projout is approved
hy tho union stockholder, the deal
will he closed in ninujyi timo to hnvo
vviirylhiiu reudy for moving the
eominy crop.
A. P, Hnlcmun of M'uiiier, prohidout
of tho State Horticultural soeiutey,
is an euthuhiastic ehumplon of (lie
project. Ho said:
"I fool certain tho inorgor will he
eousmumalod. 1 ilunk ns soon us it
is oxplninod to the stockholders of
Iho four hijj uiuuik (Jiov will ap
prove of it. It is tho Ihtst tiling that
could happen for tho fruit industry
of tho northwest, and partioulurly
for tho apple growers of Hood River,
Rojjuo River, Wenalchoo nml Yakima.
Tho Northwestern r'ruit e.chauh'o hns
u initKiiifleont yhtcln of boiling, nnd
is iu tho hands of num. "of e.eet
tiop.nl ahility. I sincerely hope hrinh"
ing the Mlig Four' together nnd ob
taining control of the exchange may
ho u success,"
LEFT flOMOl FOB
$3 A WEEK ICE
AND ALLFOR LOVE
Violet Buehlcr, 15, Is Found in New
York Is Heiress to $100,000
Which She Gave Up In Order to Be
in New York With, Her Sweetheart.
dn kep nnn tntm
I0,UU0,UUU lUlnL
SALMON EG6 TAKE
IN LOCAL STREAMS
Over 12,000,000 Chinook Eggs Se
cured in Rogue River, While 1,000,
000 Silver Salmon Eggs Were Se
cured From Applegate.
NKW YORK', Jim. 15. Itifntunted
with a waiter and found wnrMtftr fur
i'.l n week nursegirl that she might lit
nenr him, Yiolet Huehler, lite l.V
yenr-old Chicago heirot-i who dbsp
lered November 25, and for whom
the skyscrapers of tho Chicago loop
iltstnet were searched, is today held
here awaiting word from Iter relatives.
For h time it was believed the girl
had heou kidnaped. This sooinod to
have been borne out in n ntystoriottf
letter which iluttcred front n window
of an upper story of an office build
in?: in Chioago. It wtts signed with
her name and said .she was huintr hold
a prisoner in a certain office. Search
faded to locate hor.
Last niftht Mis Itnehlor wns dis
covered Morkiue ns un tittoudaut for
Miss Brill, an invalid iu an oust side
tenement, under the itaitio of Hello
IfOsS.
Mihs Iluehler admits het: iufiituii
tion for the waiter. She donies, how
ever, that they are tuiuriod. Hut sho
oinplmtieally declares sho will not re
ditu to her relatives in Chicago un
less taken by force.
"I expect to marry Jack Clewne
when I am little older," sho stud.
"Of course I loe him. Ho usod to
bum around Chicago with my gnng.
lies ii (hie follow. They say I'm
fiHilish to leave home nnd nil that
$100,000 to work for $:i a wo ok, but
I can t see it that way. 1 don't think
Fin foolish nt nil. 1 would rather
work nnd inako tny own way bore
thiiit ho rich in Chicngo. Mv foster
mother there treated mo well, but
wouldn't let me go out, nnd 1 couldn't
hnvo tiny boy friends.
"I suppose now I'll have to uo back
to Chicago, but I will return to Now
ork the llrst ehanco I get. Other
yirls without money ure allowed to go
into tho world nnd make their own
way. They can huvo sweethearts and
do as they plea so. 1 think that's per
fectly dandy. 1 enjoyed doing some
thin for hoiiioouo else and I felt that
1 amounted to something. In Chionuo
I wns the one taken euro of, and 1
didn't amount In anything. Now I've
got to go liaolt to it again,"
Miss Huehlor wiffe arraigned hoforo
Justice Olnistead iu tho children's
court on a charge of improper guard
ianship, l.euving.tho court room, she
saw Clowuo iu the corridor, nnd,
breaking away from her escorts,
leaped into his arms and hied to kiss
him, but tho police interfered and
Clowuo wns nrroatod on a technical
charge. Ho was soon released, Iho
polieo declaring his volutions with tho
child wore perfectly proper.
Ytolot was remanded to the care
of the Children's Aid society until
her foster mother arrives Saturday
to take her back to Chicago.
r i'
! "
The total take of salmon okkh nf
the three southern Oregon ritnktons of
the I inted Stntees bureau of fisheries
during 1011. as shown by stutisties
just compiled by Hugh O'.Malley, who
is nt charge, was 13.530,000, divided
among thu throe station, ,ns fol
lows :
Fppcr Rogue River station, ebi
ttook, .r),S30, 000; Lower Kogtto River
station. cJiiuook, 0,70,000; Apple
gate Creek station, silver snlmon,
1,000.000.
During the yenr 783,000 sjoolheud
trout tiugorlings were liberated in
Rogno river nnd its tributaries. Sev
eml thousand rainbow trout wero nlo
liberated in local streams.
111 Most .Successful.
As to tho salmon propagation at
tho government's hateherios, the sea
son of 1011 was the most successful
in years. The climatic conditions for
collecting largo- takes of eggs were
ideal, the water remaining low enough
so that rooks could be maintained un
til late in tho fall, with tho exooptiou
of one or wto ribOe which wore just
onoittfh to encourage the tlsh to as
c,end the rivers to the sMwttiug bods.
Iu the late fall last year, the Unit
ed States bureau of fisheries deliv
ered to the Oregon state lUli com
miwdon 8.000,000 eyed chtHook sal
mon egg to be hatfcjjod ami reared
at the state's new hatoliery at Bon
neville. Preparations are being made
by the bureau thih yenr to collect
steolhead trout eggs on tho Clacka
mas river, Kaglo creek, Applegate
crock and the upper Rogue river.
Front the fuel that salmon do wot
return to the stream from wbioh they
uro released for four years, 10U wns
tho tltt soiison tho practical results
of tho new policy of salmon propaga
tion could be ascertained. Tho re.ulU
wore both gratifying and satisfying
10 tuoo wiio novo enunciated this
theory and insisted that iu its thor
ough and continued application would
ho found u solution to the perplexing
problem not only of iucreusiug the
annual run of salmon, hut of coupon
ing the industry itself.
First Trial iMnilo lit 1007.
The llwl largo number of fud ehi
uook salmon was liberated in the Co
lumbia and its trihutarioa by the
United State huroaii of lishoties iu
1007, whoa about :,.V)U,000 of those
young llsh wore liberated aw lliigor
lings. This season proved ono of
the most successful iu the history of
tho industry on tho river.
With tho record for the stale of
Washington ineomploto, tho total take
of salmon eggs this biuison by tho
United Stutos bitroau of flbhorios and
tho authorities of Oregon and Wash
ington was 83,."iS8,8tl5, distributed as
follews: United States bureau ot
fisheries, 4(),."i0,000; Oregon, J.),,
.'lOo.li.Vt, Washington, 10.188,010,
AGEI) MINISTER
IS SIGHT FOR
CRIMINAL ACT
Case Almost Parallel to That Against
Richeson Comes to Light at Pitts
burg Charged With Performing
Criminal Operation.
MISS ELSIE C0E, 28, HIS
STENOGRAPHER, IS DEAD
In Antc-Mortem Statement
Woman Accused Him
of Deed. .
Young
IMTTSnimo, Pa., Jan. ir.. A
eaJio almost parallel to thnt ot tho
Itov. C. V. T. nicheson, of Boston,
contended mttrdoror of Avis Llnncli,
dovoloped horo today whon a war
rant was Issued for the arrest of tho
Rov. W. F. McFarland, need CO
years, pastor of tho United Presby
terian mission nt' croon vllle, Tcnn.
A coroner's jury todny recommended
thnt tho minister bo held pending na
Investigation of chargos that ho per
formed two criminal operations on
.Miss Elslo Coo, nged 28 years, hla
prlvato secretary, which rositltcd In
her death-
As a rosult of tho jury's findings,
a warrant for McFarland's arrest on
a statutory charge has hcen Issued
and he Is being sought by the polieo
of a dozen eastern cities.
, According to tho polieo tho min
ister performed two operations on
tho girl nt her homo hero. It Is
alleged that the motl-or and sister
had no knowlcdgo ot Miss Coo's con
dition, liollovlng that McFarlnnd was
a licensed physician.
hi n statement Issued just boforo
hor death Miss Coo stated tho min
ister bad porformed two Illegal oper
ations on hor, and theso charges
woro substantiated by tho woman
who administered tho anesthetic.
Rov. McKnrland resigned his posi
tion horo tts haad of tho academy
department of tho Crantal high
school In Juno, 1910, to tako chnrgo
of the Tennesseo mission. Miss Coo
spent hor vacation In Greenville.
Aftor tho alloged operations sho
was rotnoved to tho Homeopathic
hospital, whoro sho dlod January 5.
Tho minister has a wlfo and son
living Iu Tennessee.
AT LOS ANGELES
LOS ANOKhKS, Cal., Jan. is. -Jammry
H and the mercury stand
ing at 87.
Tht happened in Los Angeles, and
conditions woro practically the same
throughout bonthoru California,
while in tho shivering oast coal fam
ines, coupled with intensely cold
weather, omued aouto suffering.
Summer suits and poek-a-boo
wnibtb were iu evidence, while thou
sands bwarmeil the benches and spat
tered iu the surf.
Fight Over Burials.
IIBRLIN. Jnn. 15. Aftor bitter
fighting the Jncroagjiig tondoncy to
ward cremation Ins tend of burial, tho
Kvungelicn: churoh authorities today
huvo finally grunted pastors ot that
donomluntioii permission to prosldo
at fiinornlH whoro bodies aro cremat
ed, hut still forbids thorn to attend
tho coromnuloa ot placing tho ashes
to roet. Tho church authorities still
urge the "old-tlmo Christian burial."
Troops Sent to Quell Riots.
HOSTON, Mow.., Jan. .").- Five
more companies of state militia wero
ordered to Luwreneo to tho soeno uf
today's rioting by Governor Eugcuo
N. Fuss this afternoon. They left
hero on a special train. Other com
panies probably will be scut later.
Trouble In Ecuador.
MARK ISLAND, Cab, Jan. 15 -Hocnuab
of tho disturbances In Keuu-
dor tho colllor Prometheus, now In
San Franolsco bay, today rocolvod
orilors to proceed to aalupngofl 1h
and to assist In tho protection of
Anjerlcan interests thoro,